Materials I used besides an ancient Ikea office chair (the new version of it is called Snille, I have no idea what this was called back then): fine sanding paper, spray primer, spray paint, 2 Nedda chair pads, universal glue.
This was the first time for me to paint plastic and I love everything about it. It was easy, and I am really happy with the result. Let me also throw in a word about Nedda pads. I think the are amazing. So beautiful, yet extremely cheap. Just look at them:
Linking to: Someday Crafts, Creations by Cara, 30 Days, Kojo Designs, The Shabby Nest, Beyond the Picket Fence,The Thrifty Home
Very fun makeover! The chair looks totally vintage now.
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